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Posted by Peter Drew for Cheeky Beagle Studios 1 July 2012 7:04 pm
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I wanted to do a few specific entries into Expose this year, this was one of them. I was inspired by the traditional artist, Paul Madonna. The image I referred was from his book, "Everything is it's own reward" I love his style, and wanted to translate one of his images into a 3D version.

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Corey Beaulieu

Corey Beaulieu

said 2 July 2012 11:51 am
Nice color pallet Peter! It mixes nicely with the overall saturation of the image.
MATTHEW BANNISTER

MATTHEW BANNISTER

said 3 July 2012 12:59 pm
I really appreciate the 'artful banality' of this piece. It's very successful. You may like the work of Oliver Boberg. This one reminds me a little of his 2000 Anliegerweg, 2000. He works to really distill the detail down to almost nothing while retaining the emotion i believe you are after. Nice work Peter.
Peter Drew

Peter Drew

said 3 July 2012 4:47 pm
Hi Matthew, thanks for you comments. And yes I do like Oliver Boberg work, I'd never seen it before, but thankyou for pointing me in his direction. Very nice stuff.
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